#422 – Limited Hoodie Run/
- August 12, 2019
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Today we announce our limited hoodie run! We chat about the National Achievers Congress, making money online and 3D-Dyl’s trip to Sydney with Trev.
On today’s episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:
– The National Achievers Congress
– Making money online
– Limited hoodies run
– 3D-Dyl’s Sydney visit with Trev
– An Organised August check in
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It's a daily Talk Show Episode 422 Happy Monday, guys what's happening? I'm feeling pumped.
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gronk had done.
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We have we've been to the national achievers, Congress. That's why people who achieve go
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because that's what achievers do are my jewels land is emceeing the event at the Melbourne exhibition and Convention Centre.
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Yeah, I mean there's one thing about Jools Holland. He's super generous like he's sent. He's given me tickets to so many things. And there's so I got a lift in with him this morning is you know, emceeing is a big deal. They're outside of the people there are superstars at this event, Gary van attacks their Grant Cardone a bunch of other entrepreneurs CO and Ray. Anyway, he he said to me, I'll be I'll be yours at 730 I am to pick you up. Right? And I was like, sweet, and then he's doing a coffee. He messaged me. I was fuck yeah.
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So he sent me it looks after baby, doesn't it?
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Oh, yeah. so generous. Except for the one time where he fucked up big time. And I reminded him last night because this is where we're having the testing text exchange last night just organising. You know, the ins and outs organised August and I said to him, I'll be waiting downstairs, which I always am I guy Josie guys busy. I'm a person who's on time. And
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I like to, you know, so generous in that mind is whining,
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generous. So Jenna, I tell you what, I was fucking really generous once. Jules and I were going on 6am flight Melbourne to Sydney. And he messaged me and he said, Oh, look, fat. Can you wait? I'll pick you up at 333 40. So fucking real early. I got down stays what time exactly the time that he told me. When did he come? An hour later? He made me wait downstairs. And I was just fucking
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was he expecting you to be that light that he?
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No, no, he fact that he accidentally said he's probably told me the time he was waking up and they never share. So fresh. He taught me so I was downstairs. I reminded him I said, Remember that time he told me to wait downstairs an hour earlier than I was supposed to? which is
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sort of and someone's doing something nice for FD tell you to fuck off.
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He said My God, really, I completely forgot. It still haunts me. But the VIP tickets help. Which is what we had today. When he arrived though. I just got a text message. And I looked at it. And I sent you this exact same thing. So open up your
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eyes confused because you sent me a grey bubble.
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I just sent you a grey bubble. And I got in the car this morning. I said Jules, you send me a text with nothing in it. Yeah. You said my the CS says if you're having a fight with somebody, it is it's it's the it's the it's the smoking gun. Because if you're and he's like, picture this, you having a fight with the Mrs. And you going back and forth just pissed off at each other. He said send them some blank bubbles. And then their mind if that's writing
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often is he
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writing he actually made a point of saying I haven't done in 10 years haven't for 10 years or something like that. But sending people blank messages because they're like, What did he say? What was he meant to say? Did he try and then that you ever do this? No. But then they write back to you and say, What? What? What do you mean? There's nothing in that? Do you leave it?
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Like, what the fact that he's
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very confusing, and he's meant to say to me why I arrived at the convention centre with Pete shepherd. Yeah, we went on a walk this morning. 97 you will like this. We got a coffee. One thing I loved about the coffee experience. They had an iPad, like the iPad that you would normally say at a cash register. But it's like do it yourself. You can put in the details. So you don't have to talk to anyone
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what kind of a what kind of
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like a place that does. Good almond milk
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could have been in place. It also does bubble teeth. Now imagine just like I've been to an Asian restaurant, it was like a sushi. And literally just order off the pitch and have to talk to anyone. Yeah.
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pledges asking for our PayPal email. We might have to set that up as a surprise coming soon. But no, I The exciting thing was that Pete and I were sitting down waiting for Tommy, Pete decided just to wait for with me, even though he wasn't going to the event. And we had someone come up to us and say RP Josh. I love your podcasts.
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That's nice.
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What do you think about that? That's great.
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And then your little mate? Yeah, the guy you went to school with Josh. I just see Josh in these messages when we're at this conference. And it's a photo of us from behind. I couldn't quite get it. I was like, is that us?
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I thought was the same guy. It wasn't it was your mate. Yeah. Yeah. Who saw us at the event? And said is that Josh? Yeah.
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To some random is that your buddy?
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Yeah, that's my man. Yeah. Okay.
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Do you say anything else?
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Just send a video.
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No, he just he literally sent a photo and he's like, Is that Josh? Because you were you were behind jewels? What was blocking you in the photo?
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Yeah. But yeah.
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Yeah, so Grant Cardone is that he's known?
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Yeah, he's the guy that basically spearheaded the 10 x when people say 10 x 10. x he business.
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Had you heard of him? Because I've heard of 10. x hate Grant Cardone for a while. I
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just I just added that.
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He's a bit too fancy pants for me to filling up your private jet.
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Yeah, he is a guy that has 10 x written on the bottom of his jet. And he just travels around the world lucky. It's it's what I take from it is he's he's main thing is 10 x 10. x you think? What do you what do you want this to be? What do we want this podcast to be? What do you want your relationships to be? How do you 10 exit? And he's the he's the ball at the you know, at the fuckin the guy you know, holding out the red. The red land is the ball is the ball. But he but he, you can. I quite like it. I got revved up. I got as much as I thought it was silly. And it was it was funny. He's funny. We're currently is trying to be funny. I think people are kind of, I think he's trying to be funny. I get I think he gets the people laugh at him, because he's outrageous. But he's also the guy that's got the jet. Yeah. So so he kind of doesn't give a shit.
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And he's the type of guy who can say, you know, you're a fly down to Sydney. He can say, have no idea about geography. And it's okay, because he's brilliant.
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He's pulling at cash. And he's talking about how it's trash. And one of these, one of these quotes was the funniest quotes. And we just kept on writing stuff. Like I wrote a few things down marketing, he's senior to sales. And then one of his quotes was, I've got books that have helped me that I haven't even read yet.
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Which I can relate to.
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You know, read the books you buy. Yeah, no, but his point, it's just inspiring. My I liked the guy, the Amazon dude, before grand
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Adam, the Ozzy Ozzy guy from the Gold Coast, who teaches people how to create Amazon stores 50% of America's shopping become a calm is through Amazon. It's crazy. It's phenomenal. I mean, the hard thing is, I mean, they want it. So if so, if you're planning it, like they have the data to do it all themselves, which is why they create their own labelled Amazon products, and they can just, they could just just take over the world in one second, if they know how much people are making from every product on their site, the information they have,
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what's the most amount of money you've made online? 97
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I mean, across a period of time, it would have been, like, almost 10 grand. Really?
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Yeah, that was you had tell us how that came about. And how old were you? I think
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it was, I think this year IE nine
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right, you know, just last year or the
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what I wasn't I wasn't old enough to have a PayPal account, but I was still funnelling funds through PayPal
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and what did you set up your own? Like one that had mom's name on it as Tommy means you
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know, you live you know, you don't have to verify your ID so you can just go until they actually pick you up on it and then really bypass yeah and then
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yeah
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sure that you need to be if you if you don't pull out any money into a bank account then you have to verify but you were just using the paper money is credit way yeah it's like a balance sheet Yeah.
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How I mean I hope God life is like that life year right? Making cash online and we different will be different.
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So what were the transactions what were the what were people paying? I mean, there were like donations or whatever to the server but you got in game in game items. So like you'd get like like kits and special swords and equipment and stuff. So would you
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know they're all they're
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paying you for them because it's it's easier to get them and they give you an advantage of everyone else laws you have to put in like hours and hours of
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work and so how did you have this idea to create this
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right there hates them and I played on hates them, but there was no Australian one. He sees the gap.
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He sees the need. This is all
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x 10 x cash is trash.
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I know I was reflecting on when the Amazon guy was talking, which I loved. There's a point where he referred to people as Fox.
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Fox.
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Just like
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people paid 800 bucks to sit in the front row to get called a damn.
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Good but they
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knows got me thinking about Amazon because I sold. It must have been like, I would have made like 2500 bucks on a Fitbit.
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Yeah, yeah, that's right. You're doing that was like affiliate Yeah,
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affiliate links. And so before, before Fitbit came to Australia, I was I said I had Melbourne geek my website. Yeah. And I would write articles about Fitbit. I'd bought one from Amazon. And then I'd write reviews. And then I'd link to to buy a Fitbit. So if you typed in by Fitbit, and you're in Australia on Google, my articles would appear number one, you click through, and then I won't show up anymore. More 90 says but you could do a cat looking at the case, at the Internet archives. I'm sure it'll be there. But yeah, you'll be able to see all the
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my content and click from Bye.
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Yeah. I mean, one of the confusing things that this seminar grant talks about is the the programming that we've all had growing up and the people around us and the people that talk to us about money, and he was very much saying, take stock of the people that talk to you about success and failure and money and what's their experience to it. So the person that says money doesn't buy you happiness. I mean, he used that as an example. But the person usually saying money doesn't buy happiness is probably not someone with a shitload of cash. Yeah, maybe these
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people are those people would quit on that dream.
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Yeah, it's very hyperbolic. And all of these examples because you have someone like Jeff Jarrett on the show, that had all this money, extremely unhappy. Why?
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He said
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he was talking to a hairdresser.
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Yeah, they paid 900 bucks and paid a grand to bed.
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And he says, you know, how do you think she's gonna get a private jet being a hairdresser? What do you think, guys? And then he's like, Chica.
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Reality you're not gonna buy jet. And you're not going to become a well,
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we can. I mean, to be honest, I don't have interest in a private jet. Now
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he rented he said that? Yeah, yes. I mean, he's like, the rich have been leasing things for years because he doesn't invest in things that don't generate cash flow. So he generally invest in himself, invests in his business. And then he invests in things purchases that have a cash flow reward. So they're the only thing sounds like property.
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Was it a rich person? Do you reckon you'd be 97 if you had a bunch of cash?
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A noxious blonde hair?
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I was driving him now.
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No, I reckon, I reckon like, maybe like 12 months ago, I would have I would have been interested in like, a fancy car and all that sort of stuff. But now
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my knees Ivy Lawson's? Really
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just look at it.
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Not I mean, not. I wanted, like, like, Tesla's and
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yeah, I drove. I drove him the other day in my car. He said, Man, I'm thinking about getting a nice 30 when I get a car.
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Yeah, can I actually, I can imagine you and author
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and so you would have so you would have had a nice car?
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Yeah, but I have no idea now. Like, I mean, just, maybe, maybe if you has Is this about it?
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He has it? Yeah. Just
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one of his season then one in Australia penthouse. I don't know. Do you want to be happy? Yes. Ah. Yeah, I mean, it doesn't have to be massive but just enough where I can have all my things you
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stuff. What
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are you buying? Like I can I can have like a gym in there. I can
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pull in there like, Oh,
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yeah, it's currently you live your parents.
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We could get a sauna for the garage. One of those infrared saunas, your mic was gonna you wanted to
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get a second camera for the show.
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Now I what I liked about I mean, the holiday house thing in my mind is remember growing up, I don't know if this was the same for us. And but when Josh and I were growing up, it was like if you had a holiday, pretty fast and cool. Yeah. If you had double storey joy,
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oh, yeah, pretty terrible storey I remember mom telling me like she had a double storey. I always just question that Russian
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Christians, people that hate double storeys, it's usually the ones that didn't have a debate
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on that, the mom was always like, I wouldn't want to be your house. You have to claim it. Yeah. Which? I don't know.
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I mean, but there I did that. I did resonate with the stuff around that conditioning growing up here in Australia. And your parents say you we had your mom on the show on the weekend. What was what were some of the thoughts that you got taught from your parents? One that I do now is turn the heater off. like growing up, I just remember like my brother was telling me that he had his doctor hating on for a month. The bill for just the gas alone was $800 or something more than 800 bucks right? And I just remember Dad always turning off the fucking hater. And put a jumper on that was one of the things ran like it and i and i didn't you don't get it. Thanks. You know, pay the bills.
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There is something enjoyable about being in a T shirt and shorts,
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man. It's really walking through this fucking office.
If we were to do what you have pushed the bill out to this month, it's over $3,000 a year.
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Is it really really out of the office?
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But I stopped I pay the bills to
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look after that.
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Yeah, see? Yeah, but I
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definitely know.
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Yeah. Well, you're more of the technical Yes, yeah.
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Julie I'm so you
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know, I don't see your CFO
Chief Technical Officer
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the CTO is always the I mean that he's the was next to the Steve Jobs so you're saying you're Steve Jobs
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now we're both directors that's why we're not taking the CEO role.
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And we clearly don't have any ego
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co co co co is such a thing when the babies can't work
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yeah, I mean for me I would have sold online its candles through these businesses and also the bike fishing t shirts How did
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the the candle stuff you're always there was a level of frustration in regards that completely understanding the numbers right because it was going to the same account number
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I think if we could because for anyone starting a little side business and we're dropping some cash into you know you're dropping some cash in to buy some wax to then buy some you know perfumes to put in them or whatever it is the sense and then you buying wicks and boxes and then it's like this when you're busy when no but when do you truly know the profit per item? Yeah, when you're giving them away when you you know when you're handing out free ones and chips you never truly know at what point unless you've done the math and spreadsheet everything. How much how like how do you know what you've really made on?
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That's why you have to like you need to be pedantic about it right to be like okay, this is specifically for this you almost need to anytime you give on out it's like okay, why am I giving it out? Is this marketing expense? Yeah, how much my allocating to marketing I like having 500 bucks a year to marketing Okay, well that's a cost price of a candle Yeah, it might be 10 bucks or whatever the fuck it is. And so then you're like okay, well I can give out 50 candles as a media send out but then you have to consider things like fucking shipping
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check that Amazon guy was talking about these things as these businesses where you can be making 50 grand a month or whatever it
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was his name you can you look it up. I think it's Adam.
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Someone from Adam Amazon just right Adam Amazon success Congress Yeah, he was just saying that these things have to be started before you can start a ball you doing something else while you have a job yet because you're not going to make any money at the beginning if you rely on that right and then Cardone says, marketing over sales, you know, having your name out there having and that was Amy's brand. I did a great video where I was talking about you know, my wife and having this candle business. Your business cards made my wife's can and then we had a bunch of sales off the back of that video. I might like literally from that it's so it's really cool. You see the sort of the the fun in it. I love it
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like Bry works at how tiger and she's got the Shopify app now. Yeah, so every single time they make a sale judging Yeah. legit achieving great. Offer advertising on shameless that fucking day. How cool is that? I called a connected like that. I do something. It's like, I'm going to fiddle with some stuff. They did a collaboration with tofu, the dog I with Dylan? in Hollywood. And it's amazing. You do this thing. And then all of a sudden you have people buy it. Yeah. I mean, that's
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just me put a dog to anything. We could put mice into something.
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The dog was shameless. We're talking about it this morning as well. They're saying, if you think about it, like 10 years ago, it was all about cats online.
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Yeah, if my cat Grumpy Cat, he's dead. Really? Yeah. Gonna get done.
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Don't you think that there was a big push of like, I'm a cat person. Whereas now I'm way more likely to follow a dog on Instagram than I am a cat.
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I'm pushing it to follow either. I mean, I'm ever to be honest. Except for Sam max cat. That cat
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is fucking and what do you think might seem nice? FZ more inclined to follow a cat or a dog. Okay, do you follow any dog?
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Very good. Not any dogs.
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But we were going to sell the first everything on the daily talk. show.com
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Yeah, the hoodies that you're seeing as
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we weren't planning on doing it right and so we we had our friend do the screen printing. He does pretty nice stuff. On ans colour. So in Bartow whenever they got t shirts I used to have like 30 t shirts from Barstow.
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Did you rack those? She's still Yeah,
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well yeah. It was a bit like that. But because I was travelling for fucking three months around the world did 90 days. I was like I needed fresh one. So I just got like piles of them. What do you what was that face?
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That was a gross precursors. fuckin
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taking too many dried heaps of the rotations. But I'm ans qualities are great. Yeah. hoodies the anus colour. hoodies are just so a really premium.
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I'm rocking a medium right now. This is really hugs that pictorial area. And
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so this is a large I'm wearing large which gives you It's the perfect thing. When you're feeling a bit down on yourself.
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What to be in the lodge.
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Yeah, maybe this is the perfect size. I can fluctuate five KJA the side you don't want to be
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fluctuating five KJ.
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What about if it was under fluctuating isn't going under five k? From what I have now?
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Yeah, sure.
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It means you can go back if you fluctuating. Yeah, yeah. What do you mean, you can go back you can fly KJ the other way?
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You go, but just imagine I'm it I'm fucking five KGEU
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saying that.
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I've come down. I've gone up, EKG on my top end right now. And so I'm about to strip back down yet to 10 KJ potentially because I'll go five to where my wife should be. And I might get a bit gone. You need
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a medium in that case, and you can get one for 60 bucks.
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You think that I'll need a medium? Kj?
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No. I think you will need skins.
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A girl maybe we can eventually Is there any way
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that we could do? Is it called Nix, Nix, Nix. What's the things called that you were when you got them from Rafa. Today, they're like the the skin type things that you wear when you're cycling, Nix, Nix and IKSI. Man anyway. So this is the deal.
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The day talk show.com forward slash hoodies
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HOODIAS correct. I was actually just checking that that's how you wanted to sell it.
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How else would you spell it? I don't know, you actually commonly
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don't do is for things and just to YES, or YS.
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I don't really give a shit. That's why I wanted to make sure that I could make my
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way to the bottom line.
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And thankfully I can't. So
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what size are you wearing? Medium medium, I took a photo of you. It's a really nice photo. Yeah. So anyway, the great thing, the reason I'll just quickly sell why I think these hoodies are great and why I'm pumped to wear them every day. They're screen printing, super high quality. When I was a kid and I had a band called Jake and the fat man with my brother. I remember just having an absolute tantrum based on wanting screen printing. And dad was like, that's too expensive, because I wanted mine to say the fat man. And Jay was just saying, Jake, but they'll try to explain to me that that was two different fucking setup costs because of a white collar. It's fucking grind. So they're How much do they cost? They're 6060 bucks Australian.
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Yeah. And that's in Australia. And that's delivery included here in Australia, International. They are $60 plus shipping, which will be added on to that. So
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the great thing is that if you're outside Australia, you're getting paid in some other currency, the Australian dollars a bit fact at the moment. So if you're in the US, you're basically getting it for free sheet. So
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anyway, this is covering the cost because these are high, high end hoodies. And we're not we talked about doing merchant shit and was like, we don't want to do something that's low quality. Yeah.
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Because this is our first proper crack at it. Yeah, this is like the premium and will slowly as we, if we get a product that we're like we're wearing all the time and we love them. We will add them to the merge thing. But we the way that we've got to do it based on numbers, is we are going to basically lock it off at the end. I reckon. What's today's date today is the 12th Yeah. 20th Yeah. The thing is before my birthday, yeah, for deal. My point is my point is that if you're listening, I would want I would want my hoodie now right? It's in especially if you're in Australia, it's all this is like peak fat and hoodie time if
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you want it you need to get it in now.
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Well, so I think that's what we do. Why don't we for this round? Make it that you need to put the order in this way? Yeah. So then we can get them done next week and have them fulfilled by the 22nd of August. So by the 22nd of August we can send them out and it means you get them and it's perfect for fucking spring weather like
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having before the end of August. Yeah,
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I think that's right. So the daily talk show calm we've put on the homepage as well. So you can click on and click through the hoodie section. But I yeah, I think it's a good way to find it's great branding. The you had people come up to you and you
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have a favourite lunch on the week. I think people are just you see their eyes look at this. Look at the words.
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Yeah, I feel like I was wearing it to the gym just like walking and just the people at reception, were just staring at it, but
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even Jools Holland, doing a presentation to a few thousand people. He said, This is Faith angels days. This is where I was, you know, doing digital. Josh Janssen actually host me with this is from the daily talk show. He's wearing it on his top, you might look at it. So
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I run, run, run, run, run into a run. Anyway,
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three day deal is in Sydney, Sydney, he's met with them. Do you understand that reference? No, I don't either.
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See, Danny, and I don't get it, I believe leave it was
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was when the Olympics were announced in Sydney. And I think the
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the person who was announcing it had an accent. See Danny and they said, See Danny, you don't remember that. Now I behind the deli chocolate. I'll come
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back. I mean, one on deal. He calls the straight here in Melbourne book straight. The work I bought. It's BOURK.
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So it's, I get what he said I corrected him but he doesn't want to take
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that was literally talking about like when you correct someone that or understand 97 and I were on a shoot the other day. And so sometimes I'll ask questions, but I'll be behind the camera. So I'll get them to look at the other person. I'm like, I'll have someone sitting next to the camera. And I just say just look at them ignore me.
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And I asked the person three times.
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But for whatever reason was I doing a bad job of explaining what I wanted
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know or you because you didn't want to say the exact same thing each time to us slightly rewarding. But every time it was clear like it was just
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he said, Can you make sure you're just looking over here? You see your eyes? Yeah, see, maybe that's the problem like we because I do it right. And I'm literally hiding behind the camera so that I can was always making eye contact. So if I see your eyes, I will look at them. Right I doubt to it. And so I end up sort of hiding behind the screen the camera because I'm like, yeah, and just don't look towards me, please.
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Standing up. And so yeah, I couldn't. I made the mistake the other day I was on a shoot. And I went on my name. And the interview went for like 45 minutes. Yeah, it was it
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was really
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I nearly like fucking dislocated Sunday. It was bad.
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Like is that I've done that normal to be really soft. Like I was
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standing you standing up and then you went down on TNA because you got
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it asking me that when that's the case?
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bang on your name. What do you
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imagine it? I mean, you are the one in the band I tell you what, right I'll tell you right i mean i get on my knees when I go to the playground with God we're gonna get like going through the tunnels and shit dude
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do hurts. Yeah,
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I'm not I'm not conditioned for this shit. I don't know the body's just boom. I'm trying to go through these tunnels at Mac is like and it's
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so painful in these on everything. Yeah.
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Oh, it's a funny how old talking about nice or 93 day deal. He's not he's not running. He's not running because of these days. But he's he did you asked him to do some Instagram storeys classic deal we posted him on his personal one not talk show
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was his own brand.
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Deal. Well, I probably wasn't clear that we wanted them on the daily talk show to see them so the people people could say that BY
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so deal is currently with Dr. And I've seen some photos. It looks like that. The weather looks beautiful in Sydney. We've never met tray of
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lace now one of one of us is in the flesh.
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Also. Three day deal was invited by Ian and his family to go to a BBQ
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will get all the updates on Wednesday. He's coming back tomorrow night. So he's got a full day by himself in Sydney. Yeah,
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it's wonder what he's gonna do feel like he's done something shady already? Who's having a beer in the morning?
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I know he was handed a land
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is having a drink having a beer. Nothing wrong. You're in a lounge? I guess. You have to have a beer and not drink but
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yeah, but if you drink one on it's a very it's a big thing so soon as you get to the airport, doesn't matter what time it is. Beer o'clock is now that's what I mean going to Bali like you just it's airport bars. Anytime you just say people just
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use fact I see the fact the alcohol thing is so weird. Or makes you feel good. Yeah. Get on the flight feeling nice and little bubbly. I just can't like I've got to be so careful. I see myself I had a glass of red wine on Saturday.
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Oh, last week you said you weren't stuffy?
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Was this not? No, I was stopping week day. Ah.
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I see. I don't drink back in midweek. That's right. used to say, you know, I just got so hot on Saturday.
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Well, I only
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had one. That's right. That's fine. I can't like I was watching the big hack or whatever that you're recommending. Yeah.
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The great hack. Yeah. closing the loop. 5000 data points on individuals. I was
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I wasn't sure about the article, but it said 52,000 Oh, wow. Which is insane. It definitely. data points. Yeah, it's
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a fact. Like I said, it's
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it's not a good Saturday night. I can talk Oh, why? It just doesn't have the vibe of a good documentary on a Saturday night. Alright, man. Don't you agree?
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Would you want more action? Was it to like informative? Oh,
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yeah. I don't know. Yeah, no, I think it was just to this anything on Snowden anything on conspiracies? I just don't need that negativity on a Saturday. I think is a well known documentary. Don't know announced September what so we had organised August
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it's not it's not happening. Are you not doing it now? 610 but
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thanks, 10 but he's gonna have sex every single day is gonna be involved.
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It was her idea. Here we go. No, we're just Amy was just she's actually been throwing out a few you know, months and you know, 16 organise August like this. What do you call it? I know August
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but I think it is October
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now so I'm
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sorry. So what's going to happen September
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now? It could be salty September just get dark and everyone is
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now I like six number.
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I think it'd be Tad I think behind.
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Why just like,
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well them every day for 30 days.
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Yeah, by Grant was saying.
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What's his last name? Cardona. Yeah, he was saying like, if you're a parent, and you're using your kids an excuse, like, there's truth
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to it, though. Like, as he say, we you know, we're not connecting as much. And I and I actually, I actually realised that because what it means is that your relationship requires more effort than it did before. It's different. And so it can't be the same. It has to change. If if things change, a child comes into this world, it will rattle something and there has to be a new, a new version.
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Is there a way of like creating a habit for Bodie to do like, Okay, we've got the six minute song that he listens to.
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six minute gives you mean, everything that you make a lot
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of rap songs early to 45
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now, surely you could be one God. Just Yeah.
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easily give him a little I've had to run off with Yeah, well, mommy and daddy have a bit of fun. It's an amazing set of things. I mean, what's the main what is the strategy we've had before and stop right?
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You don't want to ejaculate while you keep making wine? Yeah, absolutely not. Definitely not like I know like having
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a family member calling you Yeah.
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You don't want that
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face to face time she's
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not everybody's walked in while we're having any like so we're just in the bed.
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What is he a points?
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No, you did not we're not this is not cut this cup is on us. But obviously it's still mid action. And you just get it gotta hold it Kevin. Kevin had has a funny but you would have seen it live. Yeah, he's talking about how you can still keep it going when the keyboard
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does it? Yeah. So um, but it's so true.
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I mean, this is what you're up against. We're moving to a big house so I think it's gonna be it'll be more room. More room. There's going to be a Jacuzzi. Yeah. Yeah, forget this joint. Nice. And you can come over
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dinner I did the on the weekend. I said, Hey, Google Play sexual healing. The song comes on. It's actually I wonder how many people during actually was hearing someone even talk about it around changing songs during intercourse, because if you got the smart speakers and all that sort of thing, you start saying net like, hey, Google Next.
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Shot. Yeah, I guess this song can be john Legend's lovely. Just to have that on glass of wine. You know,
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I get you Pringles we can actually do you can even set up shortcuts or whatever. It's called like a routines. Yeah, you could say, hey, Google, Let's fuck
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yeah.
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Yeah, like change all your life.
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Let's do it.
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You can instal like a smart lock on the door and it just automatically locks it. Yeah.
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I mean, the thing is that I can shut a lot of things out.
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Yeah, like, anytime I'm got an audio book on praise. I just turn the audio book off.
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Because it's like some sort of like self help. Yeah, instead of like,
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sorry, especially like, fry talk.
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Just like which I get Oh, today's here with a good.
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Anyway, we're actually going to go back to this conference for the evening session with Gary Vee, which is pretty fucking cool. The hoodies they're on sale. 60 bucks here in a Australia that includes postage International, there will be postage added on to the 60 bucks. So you work that out when when you're at the checkout.
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First 10 people I'm going to throw something else into the bag.
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And maybe someone else as much as we're getting send a bit of merge by other.
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Actually, I've watched them. I won't get into 60 minutes or 60 minutes.
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I can bring up my cheese because I'm in picky Tommy bad as good as you with your audio during intercourse.
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Have you ever know podcast? wonder how many people have had sex during our podcast?
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IV.
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What do you reckon the chances if you have a safe space? We won't mention that.
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Yeah, send us an email. Tell us how it went. perform better? Probably not.
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It is crazy, isn't it? Or what's a crazy thing that's happened during listening to our podcast? We've seen something car accident or have you
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been driving? I mean yeah, these are all bit dark.
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You're one you've got.
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You've got some amazing news. It's been you've got a surprise of your lifetime. You're still a chip. Alright guys, we'll see you tomorrow. Talking chips I've got
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soon as you said that you knew what you do now I
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know what if I can DD trigger this guy. And he will take us to be honest, I'm getting
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time to stand it says on the Apple Watch. organised August is happening. I've got my G shock watch. Getting sorted for warranty. You put it in and I've got it in the to do list.
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I need to work
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to do lists. And what are you doing for what has you meditation or
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good I meditated on Saturday, Sunday and today?
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A very good guy
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on Friday to be checking in on Friday. Is that when we checked in
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tonight I just was just gone off the weekend. I gronk. what's what's your shoe?
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or nothing? I was just I was wondering when we love
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how are you going with everything she does? Your ideas are all fun. She
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Yeah, she has come in there it is great. But I The problem is I don't see it as like a sustainable. Well, I haven't Haven't I haven't made it. So for instance, last night, it's really light. And I still hadn't exercised or meditated. And I had to get those done. And I had to food prep
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610 was going to be hard because it requires and it
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requires people to be in the mood.
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Or to be
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hilariously, the part where you're not in the mood to then do it. Because once you get going it's always fun. But yeah,
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I think there's something funny and just being like,
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well, like I'm yeah, like I have to 9pm
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though it's actually an interesting thing where it's like, you know what, like, yeah, we're making a specific time. Yeah, and you just have to do it
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yet because I tell you what we there is one learning from the kid thing if we're ever going to use it as an excuse. Excuse excuse, you're tired. And a lot of the times anytime you don't feel like having sex like there is you know when you kind of like initialise you kind of in you you're watching something or you just want to be sort of and it's comfy it'd be like this Not that sex doesn't feel good because when she started is not right. It's always feels great. It's like hard not to feel great, right? And so getting past in out of your shell to then engage with someone into intimately true is hard. So that's where the month
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would be difficult because a lot of the time you learn PM is that the time you're lucky you are not very tired. Not to call appear on aeroplane mode. Okay, I appreciate the data talks. I get the hoodies. We did get over 30 people dm and say yes request one so and so yeah, we'll be checking your fingers out in fact in the things I've actually grabbed all the people who were doing so probably not so I can collab but so I can dm them all individually with the link. Good idea.
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Yeah, you gotta beat on but
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any Michael work. Talk Show. If you've enjoyed the show screen grab. Also if you've got any of your own storeys, a recommended podcast recommendation finding a unicorn done by my friend Eliza. I said about startups. No, no, no, it's about dating. Finding unicorn if you Google to make sure that that's right. No, it's all about dating and they did all these it's funny that we're talking about sex on today's show because there was a lot of sex storeys. But there the podcast you had the big apparition media painted sign. Did you say that is it? That's very cool. Anyway, awesome. Today talk show was in America and say go